Focus only on the semi-fixed expenses contained in this table. Do any amounts appear to be odd? (Think about whether the figures are right or wrong. What is it about the individual numbers that is not right?)

Table 2 SELECTED HISTORICAL INCOME STATEMENT AND RELATED MEASURES 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 Net Variable Revenues 2,885,969 3,828,255 4,086,667 3,940,799 4,298,748 Semi-Fixed (S-F) Expenses: Salaries Vacation Advertising &Training Supplies/Tools/Laundry Freight Vehicle Demonstrators 18,268 371,314 81,252 4,663 19,483 707 156,129 305,044 1,172,933 1,665,769 1,892,499 1,870,782 2,161,220 600 210,226 31,473 5,719 22,913 10,465 278,531 13,006 968,789 1,211,464 1,289,758 1,360,489 19,468 281,219 75,468 6,528 23,664 1,513 276,201 26,705 288,347 46,141 5,987 23,718 4,969 301,113 19,059 309,608 65,935 5,731 20,370 4,192 loor-Planning Total S-F Expenses Fixed Expenses: 1,449,208 2,050,172 2,290,867 2,164,362 2,653,620 -516,092 1,897 Total Fixed Expenses Operating Profit/(Loss)** 263,828 112,314 96,699 94,345 New Retail Vehicles Sold 1,798 1,977 1,674 1,450 Notes Revenues less variable costs equal Net Variable Revenues (or Contribution Margin, in aggregate) Net Variable Revenue less Total S-F Expenses less Total Fixed Expenses equals Operating Profit/(Loss)